Come in before you decide.
Most parents choose a school from a brochure. This one you can walk into on any weekday morning, without an appointment and without anyone selling you anything.
The doors are open every morning.
No intercom and no waiting for permission. Come in, look around, and ask whatever you came to ask.
A locker for every student.
Windows the height of the wall and light in every corridor. A building from 1961 that has been kept, not patched.
The other half of the day.
Grass, not concrete, and it is right here — not a bus ride away. Sport sits on the timetable like any other subject.
See the programmesSixty-four years teaching in the same building.
ALDEN opened in 1961 with ninety students and the idea that a school should be a place worth spending the day in. The building is the same one, kept up year by year. What has changed is everything inside it.
Three steps, and you always know where you stand.
The visit
Come and walk the school on any weekday morning, with classes running. No appointment and no talk of fees: you look, and then you ask.
The place
A conversation with the head of year and a level assessment, so your child starts where they actually are and not where the calendar says.
The start
Two weeks of settling in with an assigned tutor, and a meeting with the family at the end of the first month.
From the pavement to the grass, without a single cut.
What it costs, before you ask.
Free
- Any weekday morning
- The whole building, classes running
- No appointment needed
$180
- Ten monthly payments
- Books and materials included
- Lunch and after-school until 17:00
- All sports and clubs included
$1,800
- Paid once a year
- 15% off from the second sibling
- Enrolment fee waived
Come and see it for yourself.
Any weekday morning, with the school running. Nobody will sell you anything: you walk it, you look, and you decide afterwards.
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